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It's not just cancer right? UV light will damage those sensitive photoreceptor cells, so you would end up seeing less and less of anything over those couple of
by capitainenemo 2y ago
It's not just cancer right? UV light will damage those sensitive photoreceptor cells, so you would end up seeing less and less of anything over those couple of decades. Even non-UV blue light is hard for the eyes to deal with. Personally I'd just prefer wearing glasses that shift the UV to some other part of the spectrum.
- eternauta3k 2y ago> Personally I'd just prefer wearing glasses that shift the UV to some other part of the spectrum. Does this exist? I thought those kinds of non-linear effects only happen at extremely high fields (e.g. with a very fast pulsed laser to concentrate energy in time)
- bongodongobob 2y agoNo, at least not without active electronics.
- capitainenemo 2y agoFluorescence?
- capitainenemo 2y agoGoing to reply to myself since I searched for it on a whim.. https://www.sumita-opt.co.jp/en/products/lumilass.html https://www.sumita-opt.co.jp/en/products/lumilass.html